Same, really like how the recent models are displacing the (pricing-wise) "flagship" siblings, Empyrean 2, E3, Diana MR, D7000.It is exciting. Middle ground flagship side-grades that are somewhat obtainable. D-7000 reminds me how the Empyrean 2 and DCA E3 fit into there companies listed catalog of headphones for pricing/performance.
D-7000 ? I bet I’ll love it, but it means in no way that I will be giving up my original D-8000.
Look at this thing? No shot.
My biggest question though. Will the D-7000 serve up enough difference in its Sonic signature to complement the D-8000 making it worth owning? I doubt it.
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Final Audio D7000
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Yeah, the treble response on the D7000 truly is a thing of beauty.I'd love to get a D8000 Pro in to listen as well.
As to the Final vs Yamaha, I'd have to agree with what has been mentioned. Entirely different.
Going back to one of my earlier comments about D8000 Pro treble and D7000. I replayed the same songs as I did when in e-Earphone, and I confirm I prefer the D7000 treble.
D8000 has more bass (louder), warmer (goes more to the mid bass) compared to pro. I would even say it is more lush, with less details. Going from pro to OG almost felt like a bloated signature for me. Just like Empyrean and Elite.Anyone compared the bass to D8000 OG and D8000 Pro yet?
Edit : I though it was the D8000 threat. But I wouldn't be surprise if the D7000 takes the D8000 bass, but keeps it from bleeding to the mid with D8000pro tremble with all the reviews so far. People at camjam will tell us how things are
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nephilim32
1000+ Head-Fier
With the original D-8000, the ideal synergy is source recordings that are a touch bass challenged. That is where the magic really comes in with original D-8000. That bloat becomes perfection to my ears.D8000 has more bass (louder), warmer (goes more to the mid bass) compared to pro. I would even say it is more lush, with less details. Going from pro to OG almost felt like a bloated signature for me. Just like Empyrean and Elite.
Edit : I though it was the D8000 threat. But I wouldn't be surprise if the D7000 takes the D8000 bass, but keeps it from bleeding to the mid with D8000pro tremble with all the reviews so far. People at camjam will tell us how things are
Hope the 7000 can mimic that.
Lakerfreak
100+ Head-Fier
I listened to the D7000 at e-earphones today for an hour along with the D8000 and the D8000 Pro. I have a D8000 at home, and after an hour of listening to all three models, the D7000 felt closer to the D8000 than the Pro in terms of bass response and overall sound impression. For some reason, I had to dial up the amp more for the D7000 vs. the other two versions to achieve same sound volume. The D7000 felt much lighter, but also felt a bit cheaper than its predecessors for some reason. Overall, it's a fantastic headphones for a broader genre of music than its predecessors.
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fidgeraldo
Headphoneus Supremus
I don't know if John Massaria will be there with his headphones, but if he is, please listen to his 2.5 XTC; that's a closed version.I'd have to hear the D7000 to answer that. I might run into the D7K at CanJam in a few weeks. I'm not really in the market for a new headphone, but of course would be happy to hear it.
I'd like to hear your opinion if possible.
Enjoy CanJam NYC!
Cheers!
Since I already have and love my D8000 (og) I wonder if D7000 would be superfluous? Or if it does anything better than D8000? I especially love the bass on the D8000 much more compared to the pro. So if D7000 retains that bass with improvements in other areas I would be interested.I listened to the D7000 at e-earphones today for an hour along with the D8000 and the D8000 Pro. I have a D8000 at home, and after an hour of listening to all three models, the D7000 felt closer to the D8000 than the Pro in terms of bass response and overall sound impression. For some reason, I had to dial up the amp more for the D7000 vs. the other two versions to achieve same sound volume. The D7000 felt much lighter, but also felt a bit cheaper than its predecessors for some reason. Overall, it's a fantastic headphones for a broader genre of music than its predecessors.
Lakerfreak
100+ Head-Fier
Yes, the D7000 has that punchy bass but slightly less than the D8000. Treble also slightly more than the D8000. I would view it as a side grade, not an upgrade. But I could see this pleasing a wider audience.Since I already have and love my D8000 (og) I wonder if D7000 would be superfluous? Or if it does anything better than D8000? I especially love the bass on the D8000 much more compared to the pro. So if D7000 retains that bass with improvements in other areas I would be interested.
Pharmaboy
Headphoneus Supremus
I'm not so good w/closed backs, but if I run into John, maybe ...I don't know if John Massaria will be there with his headphones, but if he is, please listen to his 2.5 XTC; that's a closed version.
I'd like to hear your opinion if possible.
Enjoy CanJam NYC!
Cheers!
What does he look like?
How cheaper exactly? By the picture, they look like the D8000pro LE structure with different drivers. LE is very well build all around. Did they change metal parts with plastic parts ?I listened to the D7000 at e-earphones today for an hour along with the D8000 and the D8000 Pro. I have a D8000 at home, and after an hour of listening to all three models, the D7000 felt closer to the D8000 than the Pro in terms of bass response and overall sound impression. For some reason, I had to dial up the amp more for the D7000 vs. the other two versions to achieve same sound volume. The D7000 felt much lighter, but also felt a bit cheaper than its predecessors for some reason. Overall, it's a fantastic headphones for a broader genre of music than its predecessors.
The D7000 is not even a month old. There is no lowestWhat is the lowest and highest price for D7000 used? Thanks i am planning to get 1.
fidgeraldo
Headphoneus Supremus
Not sure about that. There is one pair in Classifieds already for $3.1k.The D7000 is not even a month old. There is no lowest
Yes. But I mean, he asked us like there was an established used market like the Susvara with well known prices. There is not yetNot sure about that. There is one pair in Classifieds already for $3.1k.
Not sure about that. There is one pair in Classifieds already for $3.1k.
Yeah its mine serious buyers only pls.
The D7000 is not even a month old. There is no lowest
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